Pros: A lot of great equipment and classes. Good hours, nice staff, clean facility. Cons: No real ab area; paying for a pool you may not use; no changing room.
There are 120 L.A. Fitness locations in 11 states. They are expected to increase that number to 350. Facilities may vary. I am reviewing the Deerfield Beach location only. This location is at 1000 East Hillsboro Boulevard, Deerfield Beach, ...
Pros: Large, well maintained facilities
Many perks included in monthly fee
Equipment readily available. Cons: Persistent sales force
Personal Trainers expensive after initial "free" session
Ok, so this review is strictly related to the first impressions of the place as I only signed up tod ...
Pros: modern equipment Cons: unfriendly , indifferent staff, dirty equipment and facility
When LA Fitness took over my independently-owned gym a few years ago, there was much fanfare about increased services, equipment, classes, etc. And while it is true they did a complete make-over (even though my gym was only about...
Pros: Month to month contract, swimming pool, classes included Cons: Unprofessional Staff, Poor Customer Service, Rude Employees, Dirty,Too many child / teenage members.
ABOUT LA FITNESS: LA Fitness was established in Southern California in 1984 and owns and operates clubs in California, Arizona, Florida, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Georgia. Amenities include classes, basketball and ...
Pros: Plenty of locations, fun and varied aerobics classes Cons: Extremely PUSHY sales people
Overall: I found this gym to be a good place to work out overall. Some of the gyms (such as the one near UCLA) can be very crowded during peak hours, but there are many accessible locations. The classes were almost always a good workout and fun. The...
First of all, LA Fitness has nothing the do with Los Angeles - the name is just a marketing gimmick- other than perhaps they have a regional office in Irvine. LA Fitness is in fact an English company: LA Fitness 101 Commercial Road London, England, ...
Pros: New facilities. Reasonable rates. Has a pool. Cons: Sales-oriented culture. Limited class offerings. Not too many locations.
LA Fitness has been expanding all the way to the East Coast, and when one opened nearby, I decided to join. Overall I'm glad I did, but it hasn't been everything I hoped it to be.
Getting started:
I signed up as a "charter" member before...
Pros: Sporty water-bottle free with membership! Cons: Vodka not included.
Best friends since high school, Tera had stuck by me through thick and thicker, party to the many hair-brained schemes I dreamed up to hasten my dramatic metamorphosis from fat adolescent nerd into thin adolescent adult.
Pros: Good equipment, Pool, Basketball Court, Racquetball Cons: Club RARELY clean, Weights not put away from day to day
I am a member of the LA Fitness in Mill Creek, WA and I must say, this club is top of the line. For those who strength training, LA Fitness offers a complete line of free weight equipment with a great mix of Precor, LifeFitness and Hammer Strength ...
Pros: Mass appeal, pleasant surroundings, clean, well maintained equipment, some good trainers, flexible hours Cons: Sometimes over crowded, irritating pop music, some trainers aren't so good, fairly frequent trainer turnover
After attempting to follow Tiger Woods around the final round of the Phoenix Open last year and finding myself getting winded, I knew it was time to find a gym and work my way back into shape. I began my quest to find a gym.
Pros: Good equipment, sauna, hot-tub Cons: Rude idiots for staff, supercrowded, greedy corporation
On joining the gym, personal trainers, like vultures, would relentlessly hover around trying to get me to sign up with them. They promised me the "moon and the stars" in terms of results. I succumbed to their persistence, consoling myself that most ...
Pros: wide variety of cardio classes Cons: extremely crowded; dirty; overpriced; deteriorating equipment; not enough weights; poor ventilation; bad music
If you're seeking a prime example of the LA stereotype of style over substance, look no further than the aptly named LA Fitness. I had the dubious honor of membership for about 7 months - only because my company had a deal set up - and it was the worst...
Pros: At least they have Precor machines Cons: Just about everything else
The very day I went to fill out my paperwork to become a new member of Australian Body Works, I was informed that all the gyms by that name in the area were being taken over by L.A. Fitness. Besides thinking that the new name was absolutely horrific (I...
Pros: Good hours and locations, minimal posing in most branches Cons: Sleazy salespeople, different equipment in each branch, some dirty locker rooms and bathrooms
...join a fitness club, this one'll do, but only if you just want to join a club and forget about it.
First off: can someone please look into the extremely questionable sales and marketing techniques these clubs use? There seems to be no end...
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